Tab design examples on b2b websites

Great B2B tab designs organize complex content into digestible sections, improving navigation and engagement. Explore real examples showing how tabs enhance product pages, features, and use cases.

Last updated
March 13, 2026

Tab design on B2B websites organizes complex information while maintaining visual hierarchy and avoiding cognitive overload. Effective tabs clarify content structure, reduce scrolling, and help buyers quickly find relevant information. Poorly labeled or organized tabs frustrate users and increase bounce rates.

Deel is using tabs to show customer stories which is categorised according to the product features.

Webflow

Lattice

Tab design examples on b2b websites

Scryai.com

Crunchr.com

Written on:
March 19, 2024
Reviewed by:
Mejo Kuriachan

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Mejo Kuriachan

Partner | Brand Strategist

Mejo Kuriachan

Partner | Brand Strategist

Mejo puts the 'Everything' in 'Everything Design, Flow, Video and Motion'—an engineer first, strategist and design manager next.

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